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| my first experience of visualisation with the Computervision CADDS 4X display image program . . finished images were fairly low res, but did calculate shadows. The results sparked my interest . |
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| the ruddell retro car based on the MG Magnette & the Mercury Cougar . . |
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| the French house, the ruddell sports car and the admirer . . . |
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| the Judge Dredd period . . . Land Rover supplied the CAD model minus wheels, I did the rest |
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| messing about with a Lotus 49 model and front wheel cutaway for my limited edition print . . . |
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period crash helmet models for my Lotus 49 40th Anniversary limited edition print . . .
Jim Clark's 1967 helmet and Jochen Rindt's 1970 helmet. |
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| some visualisation done for Rover on something called "the new Mini" . . . |
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| these images created quite a stir - we were helping Rover's Colour and Trim department with the new Mini seat design proposals. The review team were confused because they thought these were photographs of prototype seats . . which they knew hadn't yet been built! |
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| the original ruddell demo using Alias and 5 minutes of modelling . . . |
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| the one hour ruddell demo using Alias and some modelling I prepared earlier . . . |
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| the ECS Christmas card - the falling snow was a texture map but the snow on the ground was an Alias procedure, using fractals. Very clever! |
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| a really nice CAD model from OMNI DESIGN INTERNATIONAL, one of my favourite renders because the bodywork looks so metallic. |
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| Ford Tierra interior model done for Hsin Chong in Taiwan |
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| close up of the steering wheel that shows off the texture mapping nicely: kevlar, leather grain and stitching |
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| in our ceramic period, using U4ia for the colorways visualisations on the plates |
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| this raised eyebrows when we unveiled it . . so realistic & sharp! modelled by Canewdon. |
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| furniture design house in Munster . . we designed and modelled the chairs in the morning, added a table and some other stuff and rendered it over lunch . . |
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| office furniture company in the Black Forest, modelled in the morning, rendered at lunch time! |
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| continuing our furniture period, for Bouyant, with ruddell umbrella plants that never need watering |
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| in our Bra Engineering period . . I always seemed to be out when they wanted the models digitising . . I remember that this image was completed around 1.30 in the morning whilst Genower and I prepared visuals for an apparel show that started in Koln the next day! |
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| the old draping software on a blouse with a visualisation of the LSR security grills |
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| planning what we would have on the Race Retro Stand 2009 . . more of the draping . . |
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| very early wheel rendering - but the feel of the materials come across well |
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| there was a competition to re-design Hyde Park corner. An archituectural consultancy that we were assisting proposed moving Marble Arch and rotating it round by 45° . . . As one of the finalists this image appeared on London Weekend Television |
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| Marble Arch would sit on top of a two tier art gallery on copper covered pillars |
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| and around the edge of Hyde Park corner would be huge sound deadening clear screens that became video walls when energised . . . |
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